Fae Farm

Fae Farm is a third-person fantasy farm RPG for PC set on the enchanted island of Azoria. Developed by Phoenix Labs and now listed on Steam with Gambit Digital as publisher, it combines crop cultivation, crafting, relationship building, magical exploration, and combat against mischievous jumbles. The current Steam listing still uses the name Fae Farm; no rebrand or renamed PC edition was identified. The game was previously available through Epic Games Store, but that storefront listing is no longer active.

Farming, crafting, and magical exploration

Fae Farm follows a familiar life-sim rhythm, but its systems are built around a more adventurous fantasy setting. Players clear land, plant and harvest crops, care for livestock, forage for materials, fish, cook meals, brew potions, and decorate both their homestead and home. The daily loop is flexible because the main story progresses independently from the in-game calendar.

Azoria is not only a place to manage. Its caves and other regions provide resources, quests, and hostile encounters. Your character uses tools, weapons, skills, and spells to reach new areas and fight jumbles, magical obstacles that block paths and guard useful materials. This gives Fae Farm a stronger action-RPG identity than a purely peaceful farming simulator.

Progression is tied to practical abilities. Improving skills makes farming, fishing, mining, foraging, and other activities more efficient, while crafted equipment and potions help you handle tougher areas. The result is a loop where farm production supports exploration, and exploration unlocks better ways to develop the farm.

Relationships, customization, and life in Azoria

Character creation is deliberately broad, with customizable appearance options, clothing, voice choices, and pronouns. Your farmer can build friendships with Azoria's residents, go on dates, pursue romance, and eventually marry through the town's relationship systems. These social features sit alongside the practical work rather than replacing it.

Home and farm decoration are important parts of the experience. Unlockable styles, furniture, buildings, and layout choices let players shape a personal homestead instead of following one required design. Players who enjoy a gentler building-focused farming loop may also find useful genre overlap with cozy farming sandbox games such as Staxel, although Fae Farm places more emphasis on story quests and magical combat.

What the PC editions include

The Steam Standard Edition contains the base game, while the Deluxe Edition bundle adds the official soundtrack and two premium content packs: Coasts of Croakia and Skies of Azoria. These expansions add new regions, characters, quests, skills, resources, and creatures rather than functioning as cosmetic-only extras.

Coasts of Croakia introduces the Archi-pal-igo Park region, a collection of tropical rocky islands populated by critters. Its distinctive system is the Conch, an upgradable tool that lets players learn critter languages, befriend creatures, and equip them as companions that provide different buffs. Skies of Azoria expands the setting into the celestial Skyvale region with new landscapes, crops, resources, characters, mysteries, and romance options.

The PC storefront also lists a separate Cozy Cabin Variety Pack as earlier bonus content, while the current purchasable DLC lineup centers on Coasts of Croakia and Skies of Azoria. Check the edition contents carefully if you want the complete premium experience rather than only the base game.

Solo play and multiplayer reality

Fae Farm works as a fully playable single-player game, and its story, farming, crafting, and exploration systems do not require a group. The main campaign is structured around chapters, quests, new regions, and improving skills rather than a time-limited seasonal schedule.

Steam supports online co-op for up to four players, allowing one host and up to three friends to work on a shared homestead, explore Azoria, complete quests, and progress together. Online play requires a Phoenix Labs account, while solo play does not. Following the change in publisher, the game's public servers remain online and the Steam version continues to support online co-op.

There is no traditional competitive mode. Fae Farm is built for cooperative progression, shared resources, and relaxed social play, so it is a better fit for players who want to farm and explore together than for anyone looking for structured multiplayer challenges.

Who should play Fae Farm?

Fae Farm is a strong match for PC players who want a colorful cozy farming RPG with a third-person camera, approachable combat, romance, character customization, and online co-op. Its story is easy to follow, its calendar is forgiving, and its activities are divided into clear skill-based systems.

It may be less suitable for players seeking a highly complex farming economy, deep tactical combat, or a heavily simulated world. The game favors accessibility and broad activity variety over demanding optimization. Those looking for a more traditional relationship-and-farming structure can compare it with life-sim farming games like Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town, while Fae Farm adds more direct exploration and magical action.

PC features, controls, and localization

The Steam version includes Steam Cloud, achievements, Family Sharing, a demo, and support for keyboard and mouse play. It also supports gamepad controls, although Steam marks controller support as partial because some text-entry tasks, such as naming characters or animals, may still require a keyboard. The game is playable through the Steam ecosystem and requires a Phoenix Labs account for online multiplayer.

Interface text is available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Latin American Spanish, and Traditional Chinese. Full voice acting is not listed for these languages, so localization is primarily interface and subtitle text.

Fae Farm FAQ

Is Fae Farm still called Fae Farm on PC?

Yes. The current Steam storefront continues to use Fae Farm as the official PC title. No renamed or rebranded Steam edition was identified.

Who publishes Fae Farm now?

Phoenix Labs developed the game, while Gambit Digital is listed as the current publisher of record on Steam.

Does Fae Farm have online multiplayer on PC?

Yes. The Steam version supports online co-op for up to four players, including the host. A Phoenix Labs account is required for online play, invitations, and visiting another player's homestead.

Can Fae Farm be played solo?

Yes. The complete base-game farming, crafting, relationship, quest, and exploration loop is available in single-player, and a Phoenix Labs account is not required for solo play.

What is included in the Fae Farm Deluxe Edition?

The PC Deluxe Edition bundle includes the base game, official soundtrack, Coasts of Croakia, and Skies of Azoria. The two named DLC packs add substantial regions, quests, characters, creatures, skills, and resources.

Does Fae Farm support controllers on PC?

Yes. Controller play is supported for the main game, but Steam lists it as partial support because certain naming and text-entry actions may still require a keyboard.